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Hut '1 .jiiii.,')iii,tliiiiiLMnAifmiiiitcijapii'l')l'l''"""'''Al If'' IMi a i. .DURINd THE DAYS THAT THIS GREAT Mia-SEASON MARK-DOWN SALE ha been In proRrc we e net o new record in expanding llie buying power of a dollar I'or the HlKiiirii'unce of the jiners we've been quot ing lies not merely in the fm.1 that they nrc low, but that they are quoted tin present season Kuppenheimer clothes merchmuliie who value Is sUmliird the world round. No one's bankrupt stock, nothing from n real or imaginary file. Hood or tornado, no million dollar purchase from some poor manufacturer who, pushed tq the wall throws up his hands tul sells at IB trills on the uolhtr. ' lery suit offered In this tremendous clear ance is guaranteed to be n 191 1 summer produc tion from the House of Kupeuheimer, and purchased for our regular stock in the regular war. 2o Suits including n specially fine showing .r-... ..l.i.l. i.. .-..... ...ni. t .l..lrt... r..l. of Tartan ntalds in Greenock, Cadylous, Raln- shleuis nnu neiictric patterns, tailored ny peuhelmcr in June lull styles, now J18.75. W JIM Suits, a specially fine assortment for around town nud business wear, Itugllsh checks, pin stripes, chnlk stilpes in greys, blues, browns and blacks, all In original Kup penheimer styles, now SIR. J1S suits, including many advanced young men's styles in Norfolk, and two-piece sum mer suits, sea breeze worsteds, woolen crashes and homespuns, now priced at t'2SO Geo. H. Prank & Co. Mavsvllle's Foremost Plnfhfrr. Biff rpductloni tn lMfef" anil, Wur ner Oorieta, 18s, JO's. Hunt's, Miss Dorn Edglngton arrtvoil from Mnysvillo Saturday for n Visit at tliu homo of J. E. Smith. Mrs. J. II. Stnkcr roturncil to lior homo nt Mays villo tho latter part of Inst woek, nfter n visit with relatives hero. Mrs. M. J. Elarity, of Mnysvillo, is spending a few days as a guost at tho homo of hor father, Mayor O'Neill, anil attending the Chnutnuqun. Augusta Chronicle. RIVER MEN KICKING. River nnd steamboat men arc mnktng a kick on tho condition of tho Ohio at n.-im 20, near Onlllpolis, mado this way by government engineers. A space of only one hundred and sixty feet is left for boats to go through tho puss. The current there is very Htrong and make passage dangerous. The Steamer Green wood with it party of Cincinnati excur sionists, was five hours getting through the puss. Wo Ilka the children an4 our studio la theirs whllo they aro with UB. By making thorn feci at homo wo sccuro pictures of them that aro natural true to life. Bring that llttlo ono of your to us NOW. Brosee Tho Photographer in Your Town. SUMMER END SHOE SALE. In following our policy of cleaning up our stock at tho end of every season, we have reduced tho prices on all our Sum mer Footwear. Wo can not ipioto prices here, but wo promise to please ou if you want Shoe Bargains. 24 tit BAKKLEY'S SHOE STOKK. ... Ll-UJ tnwu KliiioiiuM have hud their" price clipped o third at Hunt's, Not many. TRUIT PASSING THROUGH OYNTIIIANA Tho Cynthiana Democrat says: "Oh, for a wreck t During tho past thirty days the L. & N. hauled through Cyn thiana for Cincinnati and other markets 582 ears of watermelons, 15 cars of can taloupes, 2.'I2 cars of peaches, -I cars of pineapples, and 1 car of potatoes, and novcr dropped ono! " PARALYZED BY KICK. In the trading ring horo Monday Allic Biginw, of Vanccburg, was kicked in tho small of the back by a horse and was rendered unconscious for a time. When he ennio to himself ho was para lyed in his lower limbs. He wns put on the I o'clock train to go home vi I Mnysvillo, and it was hoped ho might recover. Ho formerly lived nt Foxport. Floiningsburg Times-Democrnt. .wiTwygfl 'rerflHgaagfflMgBa!igseBBa vegeiapiesj SS22 lWi(WMgfcUgj0 aro now coming in moro plentiful and Icsa in prico. Lot us lmvo jour order to day and wo will jivo you both tho differ ence in price and qual ity. J. C. CABLISH & BRO. Quality Grocers. Phone 230. GEM TODAY! PERFORMANCES START DAILY AT I P. M. UKQKCIIJ COOIM5K AND MYRTUO GONZALHZ IN "TONY, THE GREASER" One Keel Vitaynipli Fealure. "SOMEBODYS SISTER" Selig Drama "THE FIGHT ON DEAD WOOD TRAIL" lCalem Drama "JACK AND HIS MOTORCYCLE" Comedy. BULLKTT'S ORCIIESTKA AT EACH SHOW $2.50 In Gold Given Away Tuesday Night. . t i n, B.n'v &. c w 4 f&P A" aA' A fa ,jT . r.t : ft? gfr Mrs. James W. ntgerald spent Wed nesday with relatives iu Augusta. (Mr. and Mis. Ernie White are at hdino after a visit with relatives in Carlisle. Mrs. S.illie Stubblefid,,of Dover i tho guest of the family of Mr. H. V. Pollitt. U. S. District Attorney T. D. Slut tery, of Covington, is spending a few days here. Miss Pearl Haley, of the Queen City, is the guest of Mrs. Kate Peltus, of Fourth street. Mr. George Saucr of La Grange, Ky., was the pleasant guest of Miss Man 1'eltus this week. Mrs. Mnliuda Ilorubnck rehrned houif yesterday fiom a visit to friends and relatives in A anceburg. Mrs. Claude MeNutt of Cincinnati is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .John T. iloruback, of Poiesr aeiiue. ICev. .1. G. Dover, District Superin tendent of M. 13. Chinch, was transact ,.- ing business in Maysville yesteulay, Mr. and Mis. Will Slr.itimm, of Ciu ciunati, and Mr. Albert Lane, of Prank " fort, are guests of Mrs. George Kreit, of Washington. Mr. "and Mrs. John, Anderson of Ciu yoinmiti arrived last night to visit her niece, Mrs. L. II. Young, and other rela tives in this city. Itov. W. II. Morris of the Sardis M 1 JTffi) E- Church hns had a rexivnl at Hethe n- V?r' i, 'and oruanued a class of 12 and let thr SH. X7 'Vj-v contract for a now church. y. f M. i.,.... . Amin !..i i... .'II. 'V-ifiii, .11 iiiiivuii iltLIMIIltllltMI II.V his aunt, -Miss Lida Berry, will leave for Chicago'tomorrow. Miss Berry will tako up a two weeks' study of music whllo there. Miss Maude Kerr, bookkeeper at the BIuo Grabs Wliolesalo & Commission Co., has returned to her duties after enjoy ing a two weeks' vacation with rela tives in Falmouth and Mayst ille. N'icli ola Advocate. Many pretty models in 2oc Corset Covers Hc. SioUl. Hunt's. BASEBALL RESULTS GAMES TODAY. Ohio Stato Loagito Chillicothe at Lexington. Portsmouth at Charleston. National Lcaguo Chicago at Phil idelphia. St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. American Loaguo Boston nt Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Ohio Stato Lcaguo Lexington, 1; Portsmouth, I!. Chillicothe, 7; Charleston, 1. National Loaguo St. Louis, 1; Boston, 2. Cincinnati, 2; New York, 0. :t; Philadelphia, I; Chicago, game. Chicago, i nine. Pittoburg, first i; Philadelphia, 1; s,oeoud Brooklyn, 2, American League Washington, 2; Detroit, 3; ten in nings. New York, .'I; Cleveland, 2; first game; tea innings. New York, 8; Cleveland, 0; second game. Huston, I; Chicago, 0. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. - Mr. Harry B. Oweiw left Wednesday afternoon for Chattanooga, In response to a telegram from his firfn asking him to report for big business. Mrs. Owens St. Louis .....45 and their son, Perrine, will remain for Now York 41 somo time longer. Cleveland . ..' 20 i ill ' mUs ff v. mMi. v v. mHrfE WPl'. i . BKyt-'' ;:' rfflli K'- J '-7' v ' K " Iff P. . m, - PAIGE MlrT'1', Ohio State League Won Lost Charleston 14 10 Chillicothe P 11 Lexington 12 12 Portsmouth . . . 12 ' 12 National Leaguo Won Lost New York .'2 H4 Chicago ."2 40 St. Louis .11 :i Boston t.'l 15 Cinciuuuti -Ill IS Philadelphia 40 40 Pittsburg 30 48 Brooklyn 30 49 American Leaguo Won Lost Philadelphia 57 Boston 53 Washington 50 Detroit 40 Cliicngo 47 33 41 12 40 47 1G 51 05 P.C. ..IS.-. .513 .500 .500 P.C .005 .505 .543 ,4S0 .173 .110 .148 .124 P.C. .033 .501 .513 .510 .500 .405 .446 .300 LOOKS LIKE YOUNG Mason County Man May Be the Democratic Congressional Nominee in Tomor row's Primary Election The Colonel Has Made a Remarkable Canvass and Friends Say He Will Sweep the Ninth District That the Democratic political map of the Ninth Congressional District is about to undergo a change seems to be self-evident if there are. any "sure things" in the prognostications of men who know which way the wind is blowing. The most interesting fight in this district is the race for the Democratic Congressional nomination. The contest opened with Fields in the lead against all comers, then Haney entered and was hot on Fields' trail. Now there is a new Richmond in the arena, and he. in a few short weeks, is not only makes Fields and Haney sit up and look scar ed, but it looks to the knowing ones, like this new entrant will be the winner in tomorrow's Primary. His name is Col. James Monroe Young of Mays ville, and his father was the late Hon. John D. Young of Bath county, who represented the Ninth District in Congress with distinguished credit and ability. Col. Young is making a most remarkable cam paign. The mountains counties are said to be aflame for him. Mr. E. L. Manchester, who was in Lawrence county this week, declares that every Democratic voter he met is for Young. Hon Edgar B. Hager. of Ashland, who is one of Col. Young's leading supporters, sent the follow ing telegram to County Judge W. H. Rice of this city. It was dated at Cattletsburg. Ky.. and read: "J. M. YOUNG HAS MADE A FINE IMPRESSION HERE AND I HAVE NO DOUBT HE WILL WIN THE NOMIN ATION. I TRUST WE WILL ALL STAND TOGETHER TO THIS END." . Keep your cyr on Young. RIVER NEWS. (Jtiage marks 4.0 and falling. It is reported tlint Capt. Ben. Pattison will resume command of the steamer Cornier in the near futuie. WEATHER REPORT PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY AND SATURDAY; CONTINUED COOL. MAYSVILLE PRODUCE MARKET Following are this morning's quot tions on country produce, telephoned at 9 o'clock by tho K. L. Manchester Pro duce Company: Eggs 10 Buitor I5c Old hens 12c Spring chickens lie Old roosters 6c Turkeys 12c CINCINNATI MARKETS Mr. .lohn Brisbois is todny on business. in Cincinnati Handsome now 5 and 0 Silk Crepe Blouses 3.0S Hunt's. r M.J.1 Q.,w.od "3" Electric Mllaf ua tlirtui- I27S H.J.1 Bruiwbk "25" .,u. mow- Ebctrlc liitlif u4 H.rtl-75 AYBE it is an old fashioned idea this notion of nuttine all the value possible into the car itself and as little as possible into overhead expense But it has eiven the Paifre a nosi- tively dominant position among cars of medium price Ample capital for operating pur posesno Dondea indebtedness no excessive capitalization no heavy overhead of any kind to be paid for. Just a full dollar of car value for every dollar of the selling price. Is it any wonder that the Paige is going to be oversold again this year in spite of increased produc tion? Tha Pali.-Drfrelt Mttor Car Co.. Dttrolt. MlcL Central Garage Co., Maysville, Ky. i There are in the United States about 125,000 tolephono girls. A most attractive lino of Seamless Brussels Hugs, room sie, now .50 at Hunt's. Great Britain imports more 'than 20, 000,000 bottles of miueiul waters an nually. New Panel Petticoats $1.25. New Separato Skirts, long tunics, black and colors, ;Hi.50. Hunt's. Another good thing about a Scotch innu is that liu hardly ever asks you foi a loan. Among tho 1,500 inhabitants in the Joliet, III., prison theio is not one printer. Haihoads after June 30, ,1915, will bo compelled to keep their accounts .to show separately the costs of freight ami passenger service, according to an order by the Interstate Commerce coinmis sion. C. AND O. BUYS OARS. Two houses occupied by colored peo ple ut Plemingshurg and owned by I'r. Skinnor, burned last night. Mr. A. II. Thompson wires iroin Mar riotta, Oa., that his daughter, Mrs. A. P. Abbott is somewhat improved. 'Mrs. C. It. Valentino and son Thomas Arnold nro visiting her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. C. J. Arnold at Danville, 111. Mrs. I). M. Curry left yesteulay aft emoon for Newport. She will accom pany tho remains of. Mrs. Margaret Kinney to this city toda'y- . Prankfort. The Chesapeake and Ohit Itailwny Company filed a railroad equip nieiit contract with the Central Locoino tho and Car Works, of Maine, with Sec rotary of Stato Crecelius. ThuMocoino tho and ear works agreed to furnish the company with 310 steel uuder-frnine thirty-six-foot box cars, 00,000 pounds capacity, for $25,000. Livo Stock. Cincinnati, July 30. Keceipts for thr past 21 hours aro as follows: Cattle, (Kill; hogs, 2333; sheep, 5,730. Cattle Steady on good; slow nnd weak on other grades. Shippers $7.35 8.50, extra fS.75(rT!l; butcher steers, e tra 8(5)8.25, good to choice f 7(r7)7.!l. common to fair H.75(ii'(i.7i,i; heifers, e. tra is, gooil to choice $7.25(fj)".'.i0. Bulls Dull at yesterday's closing prices. Bologna ,f5.(!0(i.25, extra f(i.40 (11.50, fat bulls 1(5.250.75. i.Mllcli cows Slow and steady. Calves Steady. KUra 1.l0.25in.50, fair to good tf7.50I0, common and large f.5il.rill. Hogs Shiw and 5e to 10c lower. Se lected heavy .f0il.15, good to choice packers and butchers $9.159.25, mixed packers f0.10!l.20, stags f5.507.1l. Sheep Steady. Lxtra $1.05, good to choice f l.25l.(i(), common to fair $2.50 4, heavy sheep, $3.501. Spring Lambs Steady. Ktra fS.35 S.10, good to choice f.7.(i(lS.30, com mon to fair 5.257.50. Grain Wheat firm, 01!(Jc; corn easy, 81 & 82e; o.its steady, 353(ic; rye firm, 70 72c. Provisions. Butter linn, eggs firm, prime firsts, 10c; firsts, lll7c; seconds, 12c; poul try easy, hens, UM-c; springers, 17 20c; turkeys, 15c. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WANTED. HAS MOVED Woo Jun, proprietor of tho Chinese, laundry in Market street en account of promises to bo torn down has moved to 14D E. Third St., adjoining tho Donovan corner. Al! laundry called for and deliverod. WOO JUN. JyO-lm UNFORTUNATE DEATH RECALLED MrH. John D. Muse and daughter, Miss Julia, writes to their friends from Chautauqua Lake, Now York, that they aro enjoying a delightful visit. Miss Martha Trapp writes from De trolt, Mich., that she is enjoying herseu in nnd around Detroit this hot weather, but thero is no place like Maysville 'Mr. Everett Cooper ot Vancotiurg, wns in Maysville yesterday and called on Tho Ledger. Mr. Cooper was the fiance of Miss Daisy Chalkloy, who was drowned near Concord recently. The couple were to have been married this fall. Mr. Cooper informed us that Miss Chalkloy was unusually anxious to go iu bathing thoiKuud.iy she lost hor life and insisted that they all must go in. AIDS SAFETY WORK. WANTED Work, general housework or on a farm by Elmer Carr, colored, age.l 10, 330 East Fourth street. .. .?ftB.SAMS. FOU SALE Thieo burner gasoline stove on stnnd with oxen. Apply to Mrs. Mollie Sherwood, 11. It. 3. lillllllllllllHIlllllHIIIHHIHUIHI Saturday at Hoeflich's ! 3 CENTS BUYS Phoico of a lot of Lawn worth from fie to 8c a van? 8 CENTS BUYS J Choice of a big lot of Crepoi, Imwns, Oinghnms, Etc. worth up to 5 cents. ' 10 CENTS BUYS Choice of all out Crepes, Voiles, Ifatines, worth up to Me n jnrd. ' Loveliest Windsoi Ties in town, now Itomnit Stripes, Onibro and Crepes. ' ' a Hi I of cheap A stock of Kibbons beyond comparison with nny in this par Kentucky. Jt.bbons at 10c, 15c, 10c, ami 25c; wonderfulh A stock of Lares so attractivoly priced that you cannot resist buying. All the newest in Val, Shadow and Not Laces. All Summer Hoods greatly reduced. Some line goods just half Very Special Bargain ('hole,. f ., t of Children's Under wear 10 cents a gainient; some were 25 cents; all worth more. Hugs specially low priced. ROBERT L. H0EFLICH 211 and 213 MARKET STREET. iiawiBgaiasiBMaBaiiBiiiHWMi Attend the Cut Price Sale Vo. the X. V Storo tomorrow. 4 nt BAD ON THE DOCTORS. Santford Pleasant, of color, in his 03rd yenr, died Monday at ins homo at I'leasantville. lie had never had a doc tor to see hiin nnd had never taken a doso of medicine, to which fact he at tributed his long life. As no doctor had e'er attended him they had to ap ply to tho County Health officer to is sue a certificate of death. FLEMINGSBURO NEWS. (Times-Democrat.) Marvin Lee, wife and babe returned to their home in Maysville Saturday night after a short visit to her parent hero (3. C. Browning, "Curt." his wife and nephew, Mnstei L'.isley Emus, of Mays ille, hate been guests of the family of J. E. Browning this week. Mrs. Sarah A. Powers, Mrs. J. O. Wadsworth and Muster Joe Wadswortli, came up from Maysville Wedneidn morning to visit the family of E. II Kenner and attend Chautauqua. Mrs. Alice B. Power returned Satur day from Maysville and will resume housekeeping at her Water street home Mrs. Dr. Edwin Matthews came iu Tuesday afternoon to assist her iu fi ing up. In .Indue Pulton's eouit Wednesday Ott Junes and ('has. rimcuco pie id guilty to seining iu Fleming eieek and wero fined $25 and costs each, which they replevied. The cases ag.inst the parties from near Muses MilN were con tinned on account of an absent wit ness. Catest Ifews W. S. Neal, of Bethel, Ohio, has boon appointed a copyist in tho Navy Department. Tho Bank of L'ngland hns raised its discount rate to I per cent, on ncconnt of tho war. A labor famine is expected to result by a half million workmen in tho U. S. returning to Europe to join war forces. Danville, III. .Joseph 0. Cannon, for mer Speaker of the National House, made formal announcement of his candi dacy for Representative from the Eighteenth Illinois Congressional District. Our Colored Citizens. Mr. Otis Wood, colored, aged 30, chauffeur, Huntington, W a., and Miss Elizabeth Bojl, of Masville were mar ried !, Rev. Jackson. . s s imp mniv w TODAY "Lucille Love" The Girt of Mystery series, with firace Oonartl anil Francis Ford Four Big Reels of Pictures For 5c i A Summer-Time Dialogue Under Electric Breezes "Isn't it n treat to get a bito to cat In hero. Cool when there's not a breath of air stirring elsewhere." "Thnt's why I'm hero. That electric fan is a wonder. Wish wo had one nt the office. I'm raoro comfortable, right HERE than I've been nil day mid it's sizzling outside." Just u fragment of ordinary chatter overheard in n Quick Lunch place, but Hiiro's n big commercial Truth buck of it. People DO find out where tho comforts nre greatest. G-E Electric Fans are keeping people cool nt nil hours of. the day, w hethcrnt restau rant, home, or plnco of business. We can show you tho ceiling typo of fans for storo or restaurant or the desk type for home or office. Three different speeds regulating the circulation of uir. Finished, if jou uHi, in colors to suit the surroundings. Kill MAI.B 11V . THE ELECTRIC SHOP MAYSVILLE GAS CO. FOR SALE So.l.i fountain, 5-gallon ice cream freeer, ice box, and water cooler. Cheap if sold at once. Con ova Pierce, It. D. No. 3. 31-3t EXODUS FROM CINCINNATI Hosts of foreigners will bogiu to leave Cincinnati before tho end of tho week to join tho fnthorlnnd armies as the vnu The Chesapeake and Ohio roads has jssucd an illustrated circular bearing on tho "safety first" poTicy which has been adopted by practically all of the huge railway systems of the county The circular Is for general distribution and covers many of tho points which the railroad is endeavoring to plneo bofore its employees nnd tho public ut large FOR RENT. FOR RUNT Tho largo room over the Sullio S. Wood Drugstore, Market and Second streets. Apply at tho drug stoio. 2!)j(Jt FOR HUNT A nowly repaired cottago in first class condition. James fl. Daw son. 30 Ot LOST. LOST Between Mr. W. 1). Cochran's residence and my home, half moon gold ear ring. If found ploaso re turn to Mary Nelson, Wost ourth St., nnd receive liberal reward. of ptobably 0,000 men who will go to in ordor that tho number of acciilentn tho frojit from Cincinnati, unless tho tuny be ni(nlmizod.vTho circular is ciu- LOST Inner tubo for mptor ijyelti iu black case, somowhero betweou Wash ington nud East Forest avonuo. Find er ploaso return to this offico or Ralph flrinin, Forost avonuo, nnd receive reward. 28 jtt jwnij elSud pasaea, It was s,atd l the ! ouatvrt "tp guldo nil thoScf who 'must 'LOST sSilvor cignrotto eaio. Iteturu fleadors' of 'the patriotic demonstrations 'como.'in contact with t)o road, '(; v,' to this office ami roooivo reward. j" ; 5 MW fit SWW ?! ? 11 Mi m n URa QnimrA Willi fi Yourself j H 3 $ Get all the clothes value possible. Hart. Schaffner & Marx and Ederheim-J $ er, Stein clothes always yield the greatest S U profit in worth and satisfaction. Any manj S who has worn them will tell you that. J Bright new spring and summer goods.! ft Amazing values at 25 off. 2 ft J. WESLEY LEE, THP finnn CLOTHES HAN. SenonrJ and Hnrknt StrRPts ?!44i4iiiiiii4iiii4ii:iiiiiiii4ii' i4iiiiiii4iii4ii44iiiiii4ii-i:ii $25.00 values $18.75 $22.50 values $16.50 $20.00 values $15.00 ' ( i i i RgWfc , - i"w mm c rliMriiiirr .. k'l T - :.ui&mtfth,imftii1iKY- i i.tfit.jifitoiMa, tim&i jmilkM'